N95: Release date 3/2? importGSM taking orders!!

I didnt realize it had a conference call button...that is a cool feature as I do have to use 3 way quite a bit. Many of the stores I supevise have their long distance blocked out so I have to patch them through 3 way to get things done sometimes. Hopefully the E90 has that..Guess i'll have to check then.
 
Me too use the conf call a lot & this button comes pretty handy! I always used to think why they can't have dedicated button to mute/unmute.. I guess Nokia heard it

I guess this phone has everything but a decent camera!

3 big factors that are important to me & this phone has it..

1) quadband for 850! ( this is from a resale point of view )
2) Battery
3) wifi with VoIP
 
Well with the N73me and 8801 in your stable it's obvious you've come close! N95 is worth up to 1000 IMO. I say worth as that's what I'm willing to pay. Everything is about what your willing to pay.
 
You mean CMOS sensor? While you're at it just tell Canon to not use one on their D20 and D30 digital SLRs.



That price will only be so high until other sellers get it. I can see it hitting $700-750 in a few weeks and that's when I will get mine.
 
ROTFLMAO.......I said the same thing about the N73. Remembered the family but didnt take many pictures of them though. She(n73) and I went off together and took pictures of the scenery instead.
 
You can keep it & make a decision when the phone is in stock. They will email you if they increase the price & charge the credit card. At that time you can cancel. Double check with them on this as they seem to told you different than what I was told today.
 
Well I've got a contract that says I'll have to pay 300 euro's ($400) when they send me my phone when it's re;eased. So even if they have underpriced it on their website, I will still get it for the price on the contract.

Some other guy on a Dutch forum pre-ordered his phone through a webshop for 550 euro ($720). After 2 weeks they changed the price of the phone to 685 euro ($900). He contacted they webshop right after he saw that huge change in price and they guaranteed him he would get the phone for the initial price.

Isn't there some law in the US that when you pre-order a device for a certain price, the company that sold you the device has to deliver the device to you for the price you bought it for??? It is the risk of the seller when it turns out they underpriced a certain device.
 
The phone I pre-ordered isn't Vodafone branded. I ordered the Nokia N95 with Vodafone as my provider. I could also have chosen T-Mobile, KPN etc as my new provider.
I had to get a new contract because my previous one was expiring on Feb. 8th. Therefor I started looking for a webshop that would send my SIM card ahead, so I would keep my phone number and they could send my Nokia N95 as soon as they got it in stock.

Last week I got an e-mail from this webshop that said they would get the Nokia N95 in the 3rd or 4th week of April.

I don't mind waiting for my phone because I didn't pay the 300 euro ($400) up front. I'll have to pay it when they deliver it, so there's no risk for me at all.
 
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